Home > Entertainment Deals > Chicago & Midwest > $43.50 -- 'Brilliant, Dazzling' Play at Navy Pier, Reg. $64
Get the FREE Travelzoo Top 20®

$43.50 -- 'Brilliant, Dazzling' Play at Navy Pier, Reg. $64*

Update (Monday, December 31, 2012): The hot deals always go fast! Our Test Booking Center has found that this offer either sold out due to huge demand or is no longer available.
$43.50 -- $43.50 -- $43.50 -- $43.50 -- $43.50 --
By Anne Reardon
Travelzoo Staff, Chicago - updated 12/19/2012

"The School for Lies" is playing to rave reviews at Chicago Shakespeare Theater, and tickets to are now more than 30% off -- including a free glass of champagne -- for Travelzoo subscribers. The Chicago Tribune declares it a "highly extravagant and energetic production ... Molière meets 'The Book of Mormon.'"

Discounted tickets for "The School for Lies" are available for performances Wednesday-Monday, Dec. 26-31, at Chicago Shakespeare Theater on Navy Pier:

  • Weekdays (including NYE) … $43.50 (reg. $64) 
  • Sunday evening … $48.75 (reg. $65) 
  • Fridays … $51 (reg. $68) • Saturday and Sunday matinee …$58.50 (reg. $78)

Based on Molière's "The Misanthrope," David Ives' adaptation is set in the 17th century and uses modern slang in rhyming couplets to tell the story. The play centers on a man who falls for a gossipy and flirtatious woman, which does not align with his morals.

Book by Dec. 31.
 

How to Book This Deal
Click
Click here to book online at 'The School for Lies' in Chicago
  1. To purchase tickets, click "Buy Now." 
  2. Enter promo code TZOO in the box and click "Apply." 
  3. Choose a performance and quantity of tickets from the drop-down menus and click "Find Best Available." 
  4. Review order and click "Start Checkout." 
  5. Log in or create an account to finish purchase.

 


Fees: $3 per ticket
*Terms/Conditions:
Fees of $3 per ticket are additional. Restrictions may apply.
  • When
    Dec. 26-31
  • Where
    Navy Pier in Chicago
    Show map
  • Savings
    32% off
  • Why We Like It
    The Chicago Sun-Times calls it a "brilliant, dazzling homage to Molière"
Get Free Apps for
iPhone & Android